Youth For Climate India

07/05/2026

📍 Friends in Delhi
Join us for a hands-on Data Extraction Workshop on Delhi’s transport data, focused on both learning and contributing to real work on cities, mobility, and air quality.

You’ll work with real datasets in a guided space where no prior experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to learn by doing. Let’s make sense of our cities together. Apply via link in bio.

07/05/2026

Join us for a hands-on Data Extraction Workshop on Delhi’s transport data, focused on both learning and contributing to real work on cities, mobility and air quality.

You’ll work with real datasets in a guided space where no prior experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to learn by doing. Let’s make sense of our cities together. Apply via link in bio.

26/04/2026

📍 Friends in Delhi

On this Labour Day, we turn our attention to the labour we often don’t see & the work that sustains cities, cultures, and everyday life, yet remains unrecognised and unprotected. “Tomorrow We Disappear” brings us into the lives of performers in Kathputli Colony, where art, survival and identity are shaped under the pressures of displacement and development.

As we watch these stories unfold, we’re invited to question whose labour is valued, whose futures are secured and what gets erased in the process of building our cities. Join us for a screening and conversation this Labour Day.

This screening would not have been possible without the support of who have generously offered the space and helped make this gathering possible.

💬 Comment “Labour Justice” and we will send registeration link

28/01/2026

27/01/2026

🤝 Our friends at are bringing the Climeet to Delhi which is an informal meet-up around climate, culture and cities. No panels, no presentations. It's just space to talk, listen and connect. 💬✨

📍 Habitat India, New Delhi
🗓️ 31 January, 2026
⏰ 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

✅ Open to all
✅ Free / Pay as you like (registration mandatory)

If you’re interested in climate work or want to meet others thinking about these issues, do join!

🎙️ Hosted by Nived Veerapaneni, Renewable Energy Lawyer at Trilegal Delhi

🔗 Register here: https://luma.com/fghbj59j

Let’s keep building these spaces for learning, listening and collective imagination. 🌍✊🏽

20/01/2026

“ये जो हल्का-हल्का पॉल्यूशन है
नहीं पता किसी को सॉल्यूशन है”

😍 Deep gratitude to .by.nirbhay for taking the time to create and perform this powerful song for turning confusion, frustration, anger and everyday exhaustion into music that speaks truth.

This performance at the Youth Dialogue on Air Pollution in Delhi reminded us that polluted air is not seasonal or inevitable. It is a daily injustice, shaped by silence and lack of accountability.

Historically, art and music have played a vital role in public movements naming what often feels unspeakable, raising public consciousness and transforming private suffering into collective resistance. This song carries that legacy forward.

When words fall short, art speaks.
And youth voices refuse to be muted.

🎶 Performed by: .by.nirbhay
🗣️ Organised by:
📍 Venue: AV Hall, All India Women Conference (AIWC)

19/01/2026

95+ people showed up 🔥
not just to talk about air pollution, but to exercise their constitutional rights. ✊🏼

At the Youth-led Public Dialogue on Air Pollution in Delhi, people came together to reclaim public space, free expression, and democratic participation because polluted air is not a seasonal inconvenience, it is a daily and constitutional injustice that violates the Right to life, health, dignity, education and clean air.

From unpacking the history of air pollution and role of data, to connecting waste and mobility with urban air, to youth-led poetry, music and lived experiences. This was young people practising democracy, not performing concern.

Grateful to everyone who grounded this dialogue with knowledge, organising and lived realities. This is youth power in action claiming constitutional rights, demanding accountability, and organising collectively for the right to breathe.

📸 .agyaa_ .anoosh.ali.naqvi

15/01/2026

💨 Growing up in Delhi means living with polluted air every single day. Masks, coughs, headaches, and fatigue aren’t “occasional” anymore, they’re normal.

But it doesn’t have to be this way. ✊

Join us for a Youth-led Public Dialogue on Air Pollution to share experiences, connect with research & policy and organise for cleaner air.

Your voice matters!

🗓 17 Jan 2026
⏰ 10 AM – 2 PM
📍 AIWC, Mandi House

🔗 Register using the QR code shared in post or comment for registration link.

AirPollution YouthForClimateIndia

15/01/2026

School closures, cancelled sports, poor concentration, constant coughs, stress and anxiety shouldn’t be normal.

Living with polluted air affects not just our lungs, but also mental health causing fatigue, anxiety and a constant sense of uncertainty.

We are organising a youth-led public dialogue on air pollution to talk about how polluted air is affecting education, mental health, and futures, and what accountability should look like.

🗓️ 17 January 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 All India Women’s Conference (AIWC), Mandi House, New Delhi

🔗 Register here: https://forms.gle/b3SLQgAcvthwNpX26

13/01/2026

We brought together around 50 people to reflect on 20 years of the Right to Information Act through learning, stories, and collective engagement.

The space had
🧭 An RTI timeline (1975–2025)
🏆 A showcase of 20 RTI wins from across the country
🖼️ Myth-busting posters on RTI
🛠️ A hands-on workshop by
🎥 A special showcase by from
🎤 A panel discussion with Anjali Bhardwaj and , moderated by

Together, we explored how access to information strengthens democracy, accountability, and climate justice. Grateful to everyone who showed up with curiosity and care 💜

📍 At The Community Library Project South Ex
📅 January 9 2025
📸 .agyaa_